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InGodsName

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    Comment #18785641

    You want me to reveal names of the celebrity developers. Correct? Not that stupid! What does my bitcoins have to do with anything? And no i am not going to tell wether i sold them …

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    Comment #18785574

    I am not trolling anyone. Some people have more stories to tell because of their experience. I've already made it clear, i don't just write code like other programmers. If you are …

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    Comment #18785454

    I never found any programming language which i love. I've settle for rust and go. What i want is a language which is as simple as Go but we can mark off the portions of program and…

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    Comment #18784901

    Yes, this is hacker news. We've to find hacks in the capitalism to get ahead in life. As long as it's legal, it's good for us. Since we pay well, don't see any problem.

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    Comment #18784692

    Yeaaa i also used git kraken to learn but now i find it bit bulky.

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    Comment #18784546

    My asus motherboard is brown colored.

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    Comment #18784532

    My favourite text editor is VSCode. I use sublime as a notepad. Tixati is my favourite torrent client.

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    Comment #18784469

    He works for an American company.

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    Comment #18783732

    1. Yea, we had a law firm on contract. 2. We didn't hire contractors, they are employees and have more skin in the game. That said, no employee ever went on Twitter or court.

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    Comment #18783534

    It's on tangent but I owned an agency before and my employees under NDA wrote opensource projects for celebrity developers. It was effectively a GhostCoders for hire service. Out o…

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    Comment #18783340

    In CGI ecosystem there was no kinesis, cloudwatch, Dynamodb. Considering serverless lambda i isolation isn't a worthy comparison.

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    Comment #18783323

    I don't like php. I need Go with ADT and pattern matching. In JavaScript i also want to see JS being used as vmcode and a higher level language similar to Go with ADTs/pattern matc…

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    Comment #18783153

    I'd use these but none of them has Killbill or ServiceBot plug-in.

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    Comment #18780120

    On mobile the legend at the bottom isn't looking good.

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    Give HN: A chrome extension to bypass paywalls

    Hey! I've this idea. Can anyone roll out an extension to bypass paywall using outline.com?

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    Comment #18780084

    1. Quora paywall 2. Reddit install app nag 3. Paywalls on media/news sites

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    Comment #18777959

    Does most of the software involve mission critical work where failure means death or loss of vital organs? Outside some key areas, most of the software work is not that important. …

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    Comment #18777912

    My girlfriend who is nurse basically by training, took bootcamp and now she makes react frontend + Prototype in Sketch which is what she really enjoys. She told me this area of wor…

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    Comment #18777638

    Is there anything similar for Go?

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    Comment #18776937

    Does it have additional overheard compared to rolling in C/c++?

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    Comment #18776101

    Precisely, you can only move the complexity around but not eliminate it completely.

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    Comment #18776082

    Not just that, you can use range queries like this: https://redis.io/commands/zrangebylex To find events between two specific points. It can also be used in Dynamodb which is what …

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    Comment #18776070

    Did you account for long tail events?